Amazon recently announced the launch of the 3D Printed Products Store, which is accessible here. The new section of the site will give all interested customers access to over 200 print on-demand products. All will be unique and customers can actually customize many different parts of the products, including style, size, material, color variations, image imprints and text imprints.
The new Amazon store instantly appears as among the largest destination for all those that are interested in 3D printed products.
You gain access to interactive 3D preview functionality and although the launch is recent, customers already have access to various items to browse like toys, fashion accessories, home décor and jewelry.
In a press release about the launch, the Director for Amazon Marketplace Sales, Petra Schindler-Carter, declared:
“The introduction of our 3D Printed Products store suggests the beginnings of a shift in online retail – that manufacturing can be more nimble to provide an immersive customer experience. Sellers, in alignment with designers and manufacturers, can offer more dynamic inventory for customers to personalize and truly make their own.
The 3D Printed Products store allows us to help sellers, designers and manufacturers reach millions of customers while providing a fun and creative customer experience to personalize a potentially infinite number of products at great prices across many product categories.”
Every single customer will now become a product designer with the use of the 3D Printed Products Store. Some of the products are really cheap, under $40 so there is something available for any budget.
In the event you are a seller, you can go HERE and go through the process to start selling.
The marketplace also includes a selection of different guides you can use in order to learn more about 3D printing and you can even find all the 3D software necessary for designers, all in one place.
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